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NAHJ DC board members Melissa Macaya, Patricia Guadalupe and Priscilla Alvarez represented the chapter at the 2018 NAHJ Conference held in Miami on July 19-21. They participated in the NAHJ chapter president’s meeting and membership meeting. More than 1,300 people … Continue reading →

Chapter members and friends, Thank you for helping make our 7th annual Noche de Periodistas a great success! The raised funds will go towards our Charlie Ericksen Internship supplement. Every year, we provide four students interning in DC with supplements worth $500, an NAHJ student membership … Continue reading →

We are happy to announce our 7th annual Noche de Periodistas special guests, two journalists that continue to leave a powerful mark on the local and national level: Fernando Pizarro, Washington Affiliates Correspondent for Univision, and Arelis R. Hernandez, reporter at The Washington Post.    Fernando’s … Continue reading →

NAHJ DC is pleased to announce our Summer 2018 Charlie Ericksen Journalism Supplement winners  Dani Matias and Jesus Rodriguez. The NAHJ DC board was very impressed with their experience and passion to empower Latino voices through journalism. They will be awarded … Continue reading →

Mark your calendars and plan to join us for our 7th annual chapter celebration and fundraiser, Noche de Periodistas on Saturday, June 30th from 4-7pm! This is our biggest chapter fundraiser of the year and helps support our scholarship programs. Come enjoy delicious fajitas, music, city … Continue reading →

Kick off the summer with us at our next event! POLITICO invites members of NAHJ-DC for a happy hour next Tues. June 5 to honor participants in their 2018 POLITICO Journalism Institute, an educational initiative with the Maynard Institute and American … Continue reading →

The fifth annual Washington Journalism Job Fair was held on Saturday, April 7 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies campus in downtown Washington. More than 200 people participated in the fair – 203 were job seekers from … Continue reading →